For whatever reason if you have a bad monitor driver installed it won’t update it correctly, but removing the monitor in device manager did the trick for me. That will scan your computer for any hardware that hasn’t been installed. For security reasons, I cannot have my screen being viewed locally. Force the host’s operating system to always lock when a remote control session is terminated. Clear this option to force anyone accessing the host to manually authenticate by entering a valid username and password. It should prompt again to install the DPMS drivers, and for me at least the installation worked this time. You are a life saver!! 
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Clear this option to force anyone accessing the host to manually authenticate by entering a valid username and password. Now just log in with a remote client again I used my iphone and go to the connection settings and set it to blank the screen.
This just worked for me. I thought the old monitor driver as it had dpms it should be good. In lofmein past, the recommended solution of uninstalling the monitor, then scanning for hardware changes, logging out, logging back in and installing the dpms worked. For security reasons, I cannot have my screen being viewed locally.
Also I uninstalled the monitor drivers while I was controlling the computer via Logmein, so for those of you like me, don’t worry it won’t kill your session.
You my friend are a life saver!!! Force the host’s operating system to lock when the client disconnects during remote control. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible instxll as you type.
It should prompt again to install the DPMS drivers, and for me at least the installation worked this time. I realise this was over a year ago I was actually on the phone to logmein support when I came across this fix.
Screen blanking does not work on my Windows 7 host. What can I do?
When you’ve removed all the monitors, right click on your computer at the top of the Device Manager screen and choose Scan for hardware changes. This time, I unstall tried over and over and it still will not install the dpms even though in my device manager pogmein says dpms behind my monitor list.
Go ahead and close the Computer Managment window. I was left on hold for at least 10 minutes and I had to hang up.
LogMeIn Can’t install DPMS enabled monitor driver – Fix
That will scan your computer for any hardware that hasn’t been installed. Getting started Community guidelines. Do this for each monitor. Cannot install DPMS-enabled monitor driver – c Prevent anyone at the host from using the mouse or keyboard during remote control. Anyone at the host device will see a blank screen on the physical monitor while the remote session is active.
Make it easier to unlock a host when connecting via remote control. LogMeIn will prompt you to send your saved Windows credentials knstall a single click.
I had the same issue, and just was able to knstall it. Force the host’s operating system to lock when the client times out during remote control. The problem was fixed before the logmeing guy came back to me Overall rating Logmein 0 Community 1 Philip.
Worked like a charm!
Just to expand a bit, I had my monitor which was dpms enabled and was working fine for the past 2 years. This is a big problem!! Just to add to comments above Go to Device Manager. Somewhere else someone posted epms solution that works for me: Then scan for new hardware. Hi This is a great fix.
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